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BL12 - Introduction to Results-
based Management (RBM) and
Fundamentals of Monitoring &
Evaluation (1)
Created @October 30, 2025 12:15 PM
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Block 12: Results-Based Management
(RBM) & Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)
BL12 - Introduction to Results-based Management (RBM) and Fundamentals of Monitoring & Evaluation (1) 1
, 💡 Learning Objectives
1. Define Results-Based Management (RBM) and describe its key
components
2. Explain the role of Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) in RBM
3. Differentiate between outputs, outcomes, and indicators
4. Explain how logic frameworks (LogFrames) enable better strategy
execution
5. Develop a results chain and logframe matrix for organizational
initiatives
6. Design measurement tools and indicators for monitoring progress
in RBM
7. Discuss baselines and targets and their role in M&E
8. Track and assess progress using M&E frameworks
9. Apply RBM thinking to the Balanced Scorecard (BSC)
Understanding Results-Based Management (RBM)
A result is an observable, describable, or measurable change in a state that arises
from a cause-and-effect relationship.
Results can be:
Short-term or long-term (time to realization)
Planned or unforeseen
Positive or negative
Reflected At individual, group, or societal levels
Definition of RBM
BL12 - Introduction to Results-based Management (RBM) and Fundamentals of Monitoring & Evaluation (1) 2
BL12 - Introduction to Results-
based Management (RBM) and
Fundamentals of Monitoring &
Evaluation (1)
Created @October 30, 2025 12:15 PM
Class Stuvia Copies
Files & media Class slides block 12.pdf Unesco short.pdf
Block 12: Results-Based Management
(RBM) & Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)
BL12 - Introduction to Results-based Management (RBM) and Fundamentals of Monitoring & Evaluation (1) 1
, 💡 Learning Objectives
1. Define Results-Based Management (RBM) and describe its key
components
2. Explain the role of Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) in RBM
3. Differentiate between outputs, outcomes, and indicators
4. Explain how logic frameworks (LogFrames) enable better strategy
execution
5. Develop a results chain and logframe matrix for organizational
initiatives
6. Design measurement tools and indicators for monitoring progress
in RBM
7. Discuss baselines and targets and their role in M&E
8. Track and assess progress using M&E frameworks
9. Apply RBM thinking to the Balanced Scorecard (BSC)
Understanding Results-Based Management (RBM)
A result is an observable, describable, or measurable change in a state that arises
from a cause-and-effect relationship.
Results can be:
Short-term or long-term (time to realization)
Planned or unforeseen
Positive or negative
Reflected At individual, group, or societal levels
Definition of RBM
BL12 - Introduction to Results-based Management (RBM) and Fundamentals of Monitoring & Evaluation (1) 2